Cramming more components onto integrated circuits.¶
Moore, G. E. (1965). Cramming more components onto integrated circuits. Electronics, 38(8), 114-117.
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- … several processes is fastest?), or detection (is observed growth consistent with an underlying multiplicative mechanism?). **Without all six parts the exponential claim is at risk of being a vague intuition; with them, the spectrum from Napier's seventeenth-century logarithm tables to Moore's-Law transistor doubling
This sourceconfirmed — originating 'Moore's Law' paper observing roughly a one-year doubling of components on integrated circuits (revised to 18–24 months in Moore's 1975 IEDM statement).
- … several processes is fastest?), or detection (is observed growth consistent with an underlying multiplicative mechanism?). **Without all six parts the exponential claim is at risk of being a vague intuition; with them, the spectrum from Napier's seventeenth-century logarithm tables to Moore's-Law transistor doubling
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